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Robidoux Chronicles: French-Indian Ethnoculture of the Trans-Mississippi West
Lewis, Hugh M.
Published by Trafford Publishing, 2004
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Synopsis: Robidoux Chronicles traces with unprecedented documentary detail the true paths of the mysterious and omnipresent Robidoux family during the classical era of the North American fur trade and the overland period.
About the Author:
Hugh M. Lewis has been a writer and a cultural anthropologist for the last 25 years. His interests have spanned a broad range of subjects and genres and include verse, fiction, essays and non-fiction. Scholarship has included Southeast Asian studies, philosophy, the natural sciences, general systems theory, anthropological theory and methodology, art and art history, as well as education, psychology and a number of other diverse topics. Many of his works can be found published on-line at http://www.lewismicropublishing.com. He now runs his own independent business founded upon systems-based alternative development.
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Title: Robidoux Chronicles: French-Indian ...
Publisher: Trafford Publishing
Publication Date: 2004
Binding: Paperback
Condition: very good